Description
If you were going to have a pickup in the 1960s, it had to be a Chevy - the ultimate €˜UT€™ conjuring up a picture of a trailer load of all sorts of stuff driving along unmade roads towards your homestead, leaving a cloud of dust behind you! Our model of the 1965 Chevy Pickup is registered in Arkansas €˜The Land of Opportunity€™ and is based on the 10 (1/2 ton) version. Chevrolet had introduced the fendered Stepside truck in 1960 and it was produced at their Pontiac plant in Michigan until 1966. Special innovative features included a drop-centre ladder frame allowing the cab to sit lower and an independent suspension to give a smoother ride. Modifications in 1965 included air conditioning, a 220 hp engine and a new front grille. Our first release of the Chevy pickup from 1965 comes in pristine pale blue with white cab and features the €˜10€™ designation in red on the cab sides, with the Chevrolet name printed in white on the drop-down trailer back. Bumpers, wheels and the front grille are all given a chrome finish.
Details
Scale: |
HO Scale |
Store Location: |
P# 169 / Aisle Row A2 |
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